The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has released its rule - making agenda for the upcoming months. This agenda potentially encompasses proposals aimed at a sweeping reform of cryptocurrency regulations and a relaxation of associated rules.

Earlier, the SEC Chairman had already given a sneak peek into several initiatives concerning cryptocurrency monetary policy reform. These initiatives include rule proposals regarding the issuance and sale of digital assets. Moreover, the SEC is contemplating amending rules to permit the trading of cryptocurrencies on relevant trading platforms. If these measures are put into practice, it would mark a substantial triumph for the digital asset sector. Atkins pointed out that the agenda also mirrors the Commission's renewed emphasis on fostering innovation, among other priorities.

During his campaign, Trump made a pledge to encourage the widespread adoption of digital assets. This stance stands in stark contrast to the strict regulatory approach adopted by the Biden administration. Under Trump's leadership, the SEC has dropped related lawsuits. Furthermore, the SEC is planning to put forward a "rationalization" plan for information disclosure.